Lacey, Suburban city in Thurston County, Washington, United States.
Lacey is a suburban city in Thurston County situated next to Olympia, offering a mix of residential neighborhoods, parks, and open spaces throughout. Walking trails and green areas run through the community and shape how residents spend their time outdoors.
The area was first settled in 1853 by Isaac and Catherine Wood, who called it Woodland. The settlement later became the city of Lacey and was officially incorporated in 1966.
The city hosts community gatherings like the Spring Fun Fair, where neighbors meet over food, entertainment, and activities that reflect local life and traditions.
Interstate 5 connects the city to larger regional destinations, while local transit serves residents and visitors moving through the area. The road layout is straightforward, making it easy to get around on foot or by car.
One neighborhood is called Mushroom Corner, named after a former mushroom farm that operated there for many years. The name recalls the agricultural past of that area.
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